St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-26

Adoluhe Sicily Francois Sicily and Mrs Den
mis- Sicily, Tarton and Shay on the north and
A., +. aud Mrs ID. Sicily on the south of said
center line thence north a distance of about
sir acres center line between lands of Jack
Shfv or II. r. Tailton and land OF estate OF
Mary r. Anderson. Shay or Tarlton on the
east and estate o. Mrs NJ. Il. Ander. on on t:,e
west of said center line; thence wet d!
lance of abont eight acres or thirty ,our yards
from bank o. Prairie Basse coulce center line
be- ween lands of Joseph Mouton and estate of
Mary T. Anderson. Mou.on on the north and
es, ate of NJ T. Ancei son on the south o. saitl
ccuier line thence north a distance OF Two
acres and a hall, center line tnlou"h land o.
Joseph Mouton, without consent-he tMou' on
bein" present objected TO right OF way through
his land-hlouton Oh the east ana west Oh cen
ter Iiue thence north distance of two and a
hall acres, center line through land OF Mrs y.
p Marks. without consent-Nrs. Marks being
en-, essen; ed bv her son. J =. Marks. ohjec'rd
to ri.ht OF way through said land-Mrs. Marks
ON the east ana west of said center ilne: thence
non tn distance OF Two acres ana Il nan. cen
te, line through land of Mrs. FRANCOIS Moran.
no onpositiou made, Mrs. Moran on the east
and west of said center llne-at tins rolnt
we the commissioners entered INTO compro-
mise wi III Felix Miller. aitcr assessing dam
ares &c., which hi @ht have been incurred
hv laying out said road through ms ia,id ana
removing distractions. &c. from ,hls sad
reach land Of J. {. Spyrer. it was defei nlurd
and agreed by us that Twenty Dollars '"r
ri bit of way the distance oi twelve anu q Ilali
acres length by tWeDty-SiX feet vide. maxim.
about two acres. and titiy-tive Dollars 'or
fin nahng and erecting a fence the length o.
said right OF way. and the right Oh way 20 DE
twenty five feet wide, the same to be pad by
the iuha htants when on said conditions ana
considerations set forth Felix Miller opened
and removed Instructions and delivered rig
o. way: and after conclusion thereof With
Miller, we proceeded to assess damages
caused by laying ont said road through ian"s
of Joseph Mouton and Mrs. j. Is. Marks.
We determined that at the rate of Ten Dol
lars per acre would be a fair compensation.
and said amount was offered through us to
said Mon on and Marks. which they both re-
fused. We then proceeded to complete the
laying ont of said road by beginning ut the
south end OF he land purchased by us for ,he
rse of ii public road. to run thence nofth a
distance of twelve acres and halt. center
line to he twelve and half feet from west
line of Fa1sin Richard thence north. dis
tance of about two acres, connecting with the
Grand Cotrau and Arnauhville road. center
line through land Of jos. 4. SpNrer. land OF
Spyrer Oh the east and west OF said center
line. We beg to state that the lands Of Mr..
Mouton Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Moran are open
and unimprOved. and have been i'll that state
for many Years and are not liable to be Ell
closed for many years to come: and to have
nau i'lu ".p !p'u 's NisiIeu ~ ~ ;t
p'i'iSs =" Kun a. e'''' VI >t'' IA p,
M"o1" nav nereSslt"ie' tle etoSSln2 VI r"I
two bridges. on said Coulee the road thus laid
out WoulG have been of very tie or no use
to the nu1lic when water is high: hence our
hotNe i1r no' ti"Sslh2 sn'u oo"iee as 'ne
l""' IL IN" o"'' We WI h'tEe ho :. otoIe'
canSt OF eAl'eHSe 10 pl''u a pfn'gr' we nave
d o'H'.e VI S"',' 'o''''' nitn VII u's"'. tot
we 'u'u Gt n1tt l'i. VA, anu ,'sU l''' tue
W. ras,,actf1I, sn,n,;. th;s so, orr va
" mus iesi',: i"i'N submit .hiS 'ol
I'' t"l Snu' "Iil'G' ".'oh anu "'t''n any
lo"N i,i Ia VI a'''' anu
d 90 o''ieeei "' "PPoi"'e" Dis ''oii Dis Pi"s
! Gr,,,d Co.oo,, Ia 1on o7., 1907
.Iobn q Richard
,IosenL G. Snvrer
,Josenh A. Sicily.
Andreol Landry,
Witnesses. Adolrhe Bonroue.
Aired PaTy. rem . Miller
Hlppoilte Dollitc. 'ohh hllllcr.
VI mot loii 'nt 'cP'it ''s "u"t'out my
road declared a puoie ro"d ana Tue commit
Tee o'scha'seo @
Enthusiastically Co,,,.,,,,. -,.,, 49,
Inc peIltio'l OF . y; .oul1Des was ieaa aSh
ing na1 nc oe "'""e Gu =" enanSo .no p'o'is
road at ms expense 80 as I" run sou1h ana
ee'I VI H'' a+;n,, ,.,.a,ta5 IT, -,
across H. "ds 70 nto'I w.. e,",. .a1 nc ~"
ROAD TO ne c"inpie'eu a"u 'leoeP!e" ny the
roaa oF"f'eel uel"1r 'no cla loau 10 :, ~ seu:
Inc Pe.''ioh VI ~ Eon'o' vas ltau' aehi,s
the ,iS"e " .n"nS az '' ,;ds ;,+3 poti.
road SO as TO pass oh my 'lies ,nsVea" ~ 4,-
Jenkins, VIM Side: VIM. Maher. Henry
o1asS az" " 'ooo,,t no ,,aS .,,ar ,,nonar,
committee I. ac.I,' 'n1 o no, p,ope,'s
til the new road is accepted.
The petition of widow Augusta H. A. Fonte-
not was read, asking the right to change at
her expense the public road so as to run on
her lines instead o. across her land was on
motloh Srahteo-salu ti."nse W o1 '..epttu
by the ROAD o'efSeef oe1o'e the o'u 'oao Is
closed.
Messrs. +. J. Montgomery, W. l.. truman.
w. S. Obtr and j. F. Smith were appointed
a committee to ascertain the cost to build
the bridge near Montgomery and Pointer on
the road to Grand Coteau.
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